Food packaging made from innovative tinplate

With rasselstein^® D&I Solid, the tin plate experts from Andernach have succeeded in developing another innovative material: a material grade that can be used in two-piece D&I food cans to enable thickness reductions.

rasselstein^® CFPA is ready for series production

With rasselstein^® CFPA (Chromium-Free Passivation Alternative), thyssenkrupp Rasselstein now offers its customers 100 percent chromium-free passivation on the tinplate surface.

Tinplate packaging: the spray can is getting lighter

From hairspray and deodorant cans, to spray cans for acrylic paint and car paint – packaging made from tinplate is perfect for lighter, more stable, and safer manufacturing.

Best rating for heavy plate

perform^® 900 and 960: better forming with higher strength

Rim redux

Together with Jingu we bring the steel wheel onto the road

A Volvo in front of the blast furnace

The new SUV XC40 takes a trip to the Duisburg plant

Less is more

scalur^®+Z saves customers time and money

Reducing emissions: CO2 becomes a raw material

Carbon2Chem® aims to prove that carbon dioxide can be used. In the Duisburg technical center, research begins in practice.

A breath of fresh air for generating power

Innovative TetraFlex^® makes it possible to build the wind turbines of the future – out of steel. This will boost the efficiency of modern wind turbines.

Lightweight automotive construction with steel

Extremely thin, with improved coating: Find out why our new dual-phase steel is suitable for lightweight construction of vehicle shells.

Steel housing

Batteries for electric cars can be protected securely and inexpensively.

Hunting for clues

Steel uses high-tech devices such as the ToF-SIMS spectrometer for material analyses.

Go with the flow

A new flow-forming machine makes it possible to produce lighter components

Opening up new possibilities

Solidflex will make it easy to open cans

A highly charged atmosphere

Electrical steel is an important partner in the energy transformation

Things are heating up here

Cutting unit uses plasma process for quality assurance.

Everything from A to Z in material analysis

thyssenkrupp’s Steel division investigates solid, liquid, and gaseous materials in its ultramodern laboratories to determine their complex chemical compositions.

The new variety

Dual-phase steels from thyssenkrupp: Even more properties and qualities.

Thinking about tomorrow today

At thyssenkrupp Steel, ‘tomorrow’ stands for innovations.

Molten metal from the furnace

An investment worth millions makes Duisburg fit for the future.

Modernization sinter plant

Steel boosts energy efficiency

Ideal protection, easy processing

BMW is the first car manufacturer to use ZM Ecoprotect® from thyssenkrupp’s Steel division in series production – in the MINI’s outer paneling.

The name’s Sieron – pleased to meet you!

Engineers in the spotlight: Get to know Sebastian Sieron, who represents the many dedicated specialists in thyssenkrupp’s Steel division. He works in research and development for non-oriented electrical steel, which helps electric motors run faster.

Introducing Ms. Schulte

Engineers in the spotlight: Get to know Jenny Schulte, who represents the many dedicated specialists in thyssenkrupp’s Steel division. She is overseeing the development and introduction of scalur^®+Z.

The name is Graff – Stéphane Graff!

Engineers in the spotlight: Get to know Stéphane Graff, who represents the many dedicated specialists in thyssenkrupp’s Steel division. He characterizes materials and conducts feasibility studies for hot forming.

Working with an innovative spirit

engineering. tomorrow. together. Engineering is key to making thyssenkrupp’s brand promise a reality. The best way to understand what ‘engineering’ means for us and our customers is to take a look at the work of our engineers.

Bumper-to-bumper innovation

A new bumper system has been developed as part of the InCar®plus initiative. The steel girders not only save on weight, they are cheaper too.